Estes Black Brant XII Kit

Challenge yourself and build a towering replica of the historic Black Brant XII sounding rocket! This meticulously detailed 1/14th scale kit faithfully captures the spirit of high-altitude atmospheric exploration and stands an impressive 54.6 inches tall with a girth of 2.22-inches in diameter. Are you ready to embark on your next rocketry adventure? Order your Estes Black Brant XII model rocket kit from Apogee Components today!

Estes Great Goblin Kit

In 1972, Estes released the "Astron Goblin", a cartoonish looking rocket described as a "spooky kit that gets up and moves." The Great Goblin is an upscale version that is a mid-power monster. This new kit is based around a 3-inch diameter tube with an overall length of 33.5 inches. Because of its 29mm diameter motor mount, you can fly this gigantic gargoyle on motors ranging from an E to a G-size. Recovery is achieved with a large 24 inch diameter nylon parachute. Another rendition of the classic kit, and we have them now at the Apogee website. Get one today!

3" Nose Cone Ebay Kit

This new 3" nose cone ebay kit allows you to mount electronic payloads within nose cones. This is great for allowing GPS trackers, altimeters, and electronic deployment to be added to short rockets or already completed rockets without having to cut the body tube. If your rocket is space limited, you can use the internal volume inside the nose cone for your electronics. Note: This kit is designed to fit nose cones for 3-inch diameter thin-wall tubes. It will not fit in nose cones that are for heavy-wall tubes.

Carbon Fiber Sheet for Fins

We just received in a new batch of carbon fiber sheets that are perfect for small rockets. I personally use this on competition rockets where low weight, smoothness, and stiffness are very important. It is only 0.012 inches (0.3mm) thick. We've been out of stock on it for several years, but we recently found a new supplier. The best part is that we got it at the old cost, so we are able to keep the price the same as before. If you've never tried carbon fiber fins before, prepare to be amazed.

Blue Raven Altimeter

The Blue Raven altimeter from Featherweight Electronics should be considered a flight computer more than just the smallest dual-deployment altimeter (imagine that it fits into a 24mm diameter tube).

Use it for just about any rocketry project where you need either to record flight data, or control various events during the flight. It has 4 pyro channels that can each be configured based on your desires, such as speed, altitude, acceleration, or rocket orientation. Use it for staging, clustering, parachute deployment, and separation of rocket parts. Plus it records flight data from six sensors at a rate of 500 samples per second. Did we also mention that it talks to your Android or iOS device via BlueTooth to make setting it up and downloading flight data easy? You want this if you're planning on doing anything advanced in rocketry.